Really there are a lot of scenes in Berlin that could use some documentation for the future. Punk, techno, bars, NeukAPlln in general and that would be just to name a few. Thanks though to the people of Modern Movement, the wave/minimal-synth crowd have had some of their ideas and style recorded for history with…
Saying no to computers is a hard thing. Not only are they everywhere, but they see everything, the lidless eye on your laptop perhaps even now watching you and know everything. Almost every facet of your person is known by at least one machine on the planet somewhere. With the rise of DNA quantifying equipment…
Swedish performer Kate Boy picked up more than a taste for synth-wave in her travels through Australia. With the ethereal sound that’s imbued through her material, there’s almost an element of the dreamtime, the Australian Aboriginal spirit-world where the world was created by the Rainbow Snake. This is maybe where the comparisons are coming from
An awesome lineup and an equally awesome conclusion to a quietly magical series at Monarch, Since the Devil Is Gone I Mostly Feel Lonely. Monarch hosts this time round San Francisco indie-folk rockers The Fresh & Onlys plus Chuck Johnson playing live, live, live. ‘Folk Minimalism’ is what Chuck Johnson labels his music as, whether
Back for another round of indie-psych-pop goodness, Puschenfest lands upon Berlin for another year, the fourth installment and featuring bands that you won’t want to miss. Headlining this time round you’ll find the wonderously splendid Moon Duo. They’ve been here a few times before, but this will be the first time that they’ll be playing…
Wicked underground gig kicking off another year of shows at Knochenbox in Friedrichshain. French prog-core/tropical noise act Papaye headline as part of their massive 15 date tour with fellow frenchmen, math-rock duo John Makay&#
Three headed rock monster DeWolff are back, playing berlin's Admirals Palaste for one screaming night of classic rock
Their new album Option Paralysis is out in March, their visit is perfectly timed The Dillinger Escape Plan mayhem
If you want to get your fifteen year old brother into noise and don't know where to start, welcome to Japandroids
Austin indie rock gods Spoon play Frannz Club, touring their new album Transference.
